Latest Release:
2020 Silicon Valley Index
February 12, 2020 – The 2020 Silicon Valley Index, released by Joint Venture Silicon Valley’s Institute for Regional Studies, shows that Silicon Valley continues its upward spiral with employment growth, eye-popping land transactions, and venture capital flowing into record numbers of megadeals.
The latest Index also shows that conditions are harsh for the broad peripheries of the population as inequality reaches new dimensions.
Research Briefs:
Preparing for a Silicon Valley Retirement Surge
Silicon Valley Employment Trends Through 2016
Income Inequality in the San Francisco Bay Area
Population Growth in
Silicon Valley
Poverty in the
San Francisco Bay Area
Economic Updates:
The Peninsula Economy
(July 2018)
The Peninsula Economy
(July 2017)
The Peninsula Economy
(November 2016)
The Peninsula Economy
(June 2016)
The Peninsula Economy
(April 2016)
Quarterly Reports:
Silicon Valley
Commercial Space
Q3 2019
Silicon Valley
Commercial Space
Q2 2019
Silicon Valley
Commercial Space
Q1 2019
Silicon Valley
Commercial Space
Q3 2018
Silicon Valley
Commercial Space
Q1 2018
Silicon Valley
Commercial Space
Q3 2017
Silicon Valley
Commercial Space
Q2 2017
Silicon Valley
Commercial Space
Q1 2017
Other Institute Reports:
Silicon Valley’s Local Elected Officials
California Regulations and Employment
Driving Clean Energy
Adoption
Trends Affecting Workforce Development
Sunnyvale Community Solar Array Development
Data Releases:
Back-to-School
(August 2019)
Power Emissions
(July 2019)
Electric Vehicle Adoption
(March 2019)
Birthrate
(March 2018)
Megacommuting
(November 2016)
Silicon Valley Indexes:
2020 Index
2019 Index
2018 Index
2017 Index
2016 Index
2015 Index
2014 Index
2013 Index
2012 Index
2011 Index
2010 Index
2009 Index
2008 Index
2007 Index
2006 Index
2005 Index
2004 Index
2003 Index
2002 Index
2001 Index
2000 Index
1999 Index
1998 Index
1997 Index
1996 Index
1995 Index
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